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I'm glad you found a recipe that worked! I do not have a dislike of liver stemming from first grade in Mother Russia (but I was in Russia for first grade!) and I'm still excited to try it as I've been contemplating liver on my own for the first time.

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My trick for liver is to chop it in the food processor with an equal or slightly greater amount of ground beef (grass-fed, 75% lean), a cut up onion, and a whole lot of spices - I like to use mexican style spices, like taco seasoning or chipolte. When it is pretty homogenous, cook and stir it in a bunch of bacon grease until uniformly cooked. It makes wonderful cooked ground meat, which you can then sneak into just about anything.

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Well, you people inspired me to go out and buy some liver! But I'm still a bit scared to actually eat it. I think it might actually be bison (it's not labelled, and was from a place that sells grass fed - but grain-finished - beef and bison, and i didn't think to ask) It's two fairly thin sheets about a foot long.

I gave a little to my cats, one of them liked it, so at least it won't go to waste!
The lady at the market was aghast when I mentioned possibly mixing it with ground muscle meat, it was kind of funny.